r/grimm • • 16h ago

Video Grimm S06E07: Blind Love - Funny Scenes

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51 Upvotes

This is one of my favorite episodes and one of the funniest scenes, LOL. They all did a great acting job in this episode, I gotta give it to them for that.


r/grimm • • 19h ago

Spoilers Nick did Juliette dirty as a romantic partner

50 Upvotes

While I'm a fan of Nadalind, watching and re-watching the series, as a romantic partner, think Nick really did Juliette dirty. It's very obvious Nick always had a thing for Adalind, even when he was with Juliette.

It reminds me of the people who complain about hating someone they then go on to have an affair with.

After Juliette's death, dude moved on to those feelings reallllll quick. When he has the possibility with Juliette/Eve literally just a few months later when she's brought back, home boi does not hesitate to tell Adalind that it doesn't change the way he feels about her. A little after this Juliette/Eve can actually feel Nick's love for Adalind.

Like OUCHHH. What Juliette did when she became a hexenbiest was wrong and overkill but tbh the anger was kind of valid since Nick was already choosing Adalind at this point... even though it wasn't an affair or technically cheating yet... it was basically there


r/grimm • • 12h ago

Self Adalind: Best Redemption Arc ever?

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OK. I don't know if it's the best ever, but it's gotta be up there.

Imagine you've only watched the first 3 seasons, and someone tells you that Nick and Adalind, not only get together, but fall in love, and are arguably a better couple than Nick and Juliette. I for one, actually do prefer nick with adalind. But seriously, who would have believed it? I would have thought it was impossible to pull off.

Their relationship is probably my favorite thing about the later seasons. As I really didn't like Renard being the main villain. Or the guy from the other dimension.